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Creating the Container Apps environment using the Azure CLI

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Creating the Container Apps environment using the Azure CLI

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- [Instructor] We've gone from zero to code, and then to container image. The next step is finding a suitable environment to deploy our microservices. While there are many options in the Azure Cloud, I believe Azure Container Apps is the best choice since it allows us to run in a scale, containerize applications in a serverless way. If you decide to use Azure Container Apps, then, you should provision a container apps environment. In this video, I'm going to create the container apps environment by using the Azure command-line interface. So, let's execute containerapp, and then the sub-command is env, which is the environment, and then create. The name is going to be, say, wisdom Pet Medicine, containerappenv, and the resource group is going to be wpm. And the location, this time, I want to use westus2 since I've been experiencing some problems today with the westus3 region. But it doesn't matter, we can use westus2 as well. Okay, now, I want to type logs-destination since I want to…

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